Updated November 14, 2023
A Nebraska last will and document is a legal document used by a testator (person to whom the will belongs) to indicate how they want their assets to be distributed when they die. A testator can draft their will with clear instructions on how to disperse fiduciary assets/funds, real and personal property, and even digital property among designated beneficiaries.
Signing Requirements
The will must be signed by at least two witnesses.[1]
State Definition
“Will” means any instrument, including any codicil or other testamentary instrument complying with sections 30-2326 to 30-2338, which disposes of personal or real property, appoints a personal representative, conservator, guardian, or trustee, revokes or revises an earlier executed testamentary instrument, or encompasses any one or more of such objects or purposes.[2]
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